Terra Clay Studio was still a fun experience overall, and the atmosphere was enjoyable for a group…read moreactivity. The selection for paint-a-pot was smaller than expected, but we were still able to find items to work on and had a good time. One thing that could definitely improve was the guidance and instructions provided. I noticed some groups received detailed explanations while others, including mine, received very little direction, and it didn't seem to relate to age or gender. Even so, it was a creative and enjoyable outing.

My sister, mom and I visited Terra for the first time today. We did the paint a pot which is…read moreavailable Friday-Sunday. Walk ins were welcome and we were greeted kindly and explained the process right away. Quite a selection of pieces to choose from with a reasonable price range. They allowed each person to choose 6 colors of paint. My only complaint was the color choices were limited, you could only choose the paints with the black dots, but we made it work. They supplied everything one would need. We were there for so long we seen a shift change, lol! But both workers were so nice! Overall, the place was clean, they had enough tables and chairs for everyone, and they even hold parties or events. Our pieces look a little dull currently but we will be back in approx. 1-3 weeks for our finished, bright and glossy plates! We will definitely be returning and recommending this place!

You know those two steeples that you see from the Wegmans parking lot, or from various parts of the…read morecity when driving? That's the site of the decommissioned our lady of Black rock Church. Which was also a school. Gorgeous building inside and out, or inside access is now limited. They have a Boys and Girls Club that meets here every day after school, they have some bingo options, and they have some space to rent out if you're looking for space in town. They also have a very large parking lot.

I went here for 4 years. the treatment I got was horrible. they did nothing about me being bullied…read moreuntil my grandparents had to go in there and yell at them. the amount of religious trauma the students and staff gave me is unbelievable. i'd never wish this treatment on anyone. i'm queer and was told it's wrong and it made me hate myself years after going to this school. also the fact there was an openly racist teachers. i've been fed uncooked food. treated horribly by staff and disrespected by students and staff. my 3rd grade teacher called me a pig and I had to fear getting screamed at in my face because I don't know how to do a math problem. that woman should've never been a teacher. I shouldn't have been crying to my mom and HIDING. from her just because I don't want to go to school and how i'm scared on my teacher. one kid told his mom about how she was treating us and his mom was a lunch monitor and told her everything and she exploded on the class. also not to mention how I was treated after my house fire. I was in the choir and christmas play and was almost forced to show up to school when I was homeless. don't send your kid to any school associated with this place. please. i felt like I was in a cult. never again.

This review is for Our Lady Help's Bingo game, not the school or church services…read more Our Lady Help runs two weekly Bingo games: Friday @ 7:30pm and Sunday @ 7pm. For our first time here, my hub'ster and I made it in on a Sunday. Here are the highlights: ** This is a large crowd. Games take place in the school building. Seating is spread across three areas: the basement (where concessions are), the stage, and a large room upstairs. All three areas have wall boards and next-number screens. We sat in the basement, which was bright and comfortable enough. Parking lots have plenty of space. ** Admission is $4 for a 3-face with all regular games. Additional regular games and specials are all sold separately. Depending on how many boards you play, you're looking at approx. $20 - $30+, pretty typical prices. Pull tabs, Queen of Hearts and two Holy Kielbasa games are all for sale here too. ** For a local church game, prizes are higher. There is a guaranteed $1000 cover-all special, a Red-White-Blue that paid out over $800, a Share The Wealth that paid over $400, a final cover-all for $300, and regular cover-alls were $100 or more. QOH is over $4K, with 12 cards left the night we went. The Bonus Ball was reset to $140, so they probably had a recent big winner there too. ** The concession stand was very well priced (I attached a pic of the menu). We tried the Sunday-night goulash special, which was $3 well spent. "With cheese" meant with nacho cheese, which was weird to me, but my husband loved it. Coffee is 75-cents with 50-cent refills. For cheap coffee, I thought it was pretty good. ** My main star deductions are due to several technical difficulties the night we played. Our next-number-screen went out for several games. The upstairs room lost their wall boards entirely for a few games. The caller mistakenly marked numbers that weren't called a couple times. He seemed under the weather, so maybe that's why. The crowd was a bit restless with all of the errors and delays. This was our only time here so far, so not a great first impression on that regard. In summary, this Bingo game was okay. Not my favorite local game, but worth giving another shot sometime. The food was good and cheap, the board prices were pretty standard, and the guaranteed $1000-payout cover-all game is a nice opportunity I haven't seen yet at other local Bingos. So chances are we'll be back eventually. And the big question ... did we win??? NOPE. :-( And that's a BIG DEPRESSING NOPE because I was ONE LOUSY NUMBER away from the $1000 win! I needed G55, they called G54 and someone won the pot alone. Congrats to them, but that was surely a jagged little pill for me to swallow. And 55 is my new least favorite number. But the life of a Bingo'er is fraught with disappointment. So I'll surely brush it off, and be back in the game soon enough. #Bingo4Life

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I would highly recommend Stevens Driving School. From our first meeting Toni was patient,…read moreencouraging and incredibly knowledgeable. Learning to drive with hand controls after years of driving with gas and brake pedals was extremely stressful for me, but Toni never made me feel rushed and her calm demeanor gave me the confidence to feel safe and comfortable with hand controls. I would highly recommend Toni Galyen to anyone looking for a patient, skilled and truly outstanding driving instructor.

Suggested my friend contact them after moving from NYC to finally get his license. He has a slight…read moreaccent, but speaks clear English, and has his whole life. When he called, the lady who answered rudely told him to "learn to speak English" and hung up. Disgusting.